Quote by Louisa May Alcott

“...she had developed such a quiet comfort in his presence, like all the hurt of the world couldn't touch her. Yet, every once in…

— Sibylla Matilde

“Of late, she had felt coldness in herself, and though she feared it, she loved it too, for it made her strong.”

— Catherynne M. Valente

“A frost lay over all her emotions and she thought that she would never feel anything warmly again.”

— Margaret Mitchell

“She wasn't totally unaware of herself, though. She knew there was pain, but in the same way she knew the sun was hot. It…

— Amber Argyle

“Her pain was so strong, so shrill she could almost understand a man’s suffering when he had a cold.”

— Gena Showalter

“Her veins were never open. Her heart never leapt out to flop helplessly on the lawn. She never melted into puddles. She was normal.…

— E.lockhart

“What I didn’t know back then, is that I was cold. I’d turned off the longing, knowing that if I let one bit of…

— Suzanne Palmieri

“She loved his laughter. She loved that he faced the world with a reckless smile on his scarred face. Her heart crashed against her…

— Anna Campbell

“Because her flesh knows heat, cold, affliction, I know fire, snow, and pain.”

— Ray Bradbury

“Without thought, I held her closer as her body continued to shake. The woman who felt everything leaned in closer to the man who…

— Brittainy C. Cherry

“Then she thought of how life could still be happy, and how tormentingly she loved and hated him, and how terribly her heart was…

— Leo Tolstoy

“Her bones felt thin and hollow beneath my fists, but her frailty didn't deter me. I wanted her to feel my pain.”

— Courtney Cole